CIIP CERTIFICATION QUESTIONS AND WITH
ANSWERS
Run chart - ANSWER Measures the outcome of an undertaking before and after a
change; this graph illustrates the change over time.
Fishbone graph as an answer A visual method for root cause analysis, cause and
effect, and a graph that resembles a fishbone
GANTT chart - ANSWER A graph that delineates the duties assigned to each
responsible resource from the outset to the conclusion
The RACI diagram: ANSWER Responsibility Matrix, which delineates the
responsibilities of each individual.
PERT - ANSWER Project Evaluation and Review Technique for Complex and
Larger Projects
HITECH Act - ANSWER The Health Information Technology for Economic and
Clinical Health Act of 2009 encourages the implementation of health information
technology that is both effective and efficient, as well as the imposition of penalties
for HIPAA violations.
ICD - ANSWER Internal Classification of Diseases; alphanumeric code used to
categorize a disease
CPT - ANSWER Current Procedure Terminology; a code used to denote a medical,
diagnostic, or surgical procedure
RVU - ANSWER The value employed to quantify the time and effort required for a
physician to conduct a procedure or diagnosis
SNOMED - ANSWER Systemized Nomenclature of Medicine; complete,
standardized methodology for medical terminology
, RADLEX - ANSWER A comprehensive list of radiology terms for use in the field
of radiology
LONIC - ANSWER International standard for the identification of health
measurements, observations, and documents
DAS - ANSWER Storage with direct access; straightforward storage in which the
workstation is connected to the server
NAS - ANSWER Network Attached Storage; a file-based system that is preferable
to DAS
SAN - ANSWER Storage Area Network; Block level storage - a complex,
high-performance storage network
TCP/IP - ANSWER Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol; a collection
of protocols that necessitate a session to be established between two parties in order
to minimize data packet loss.
UDP - ANSWER User Datagram Protocol; a fire-and-forget protocol that transmits
data to the destination without attempting to verify its receipt or video
broadcasting.
OSI/ISO - ANSWER OSI is a conceptual paradigm that is used to illustrate the
flow of data.
Layers: 1 - Physical Layer 2 - Data Link 3 - Network 4 - Transport 5 - Session 6 -
Presentation 7 - Application
It is unnecessary for physicians to intervene in the lives of attractive actors.
FTP (File Transfer Protocol) - ANSWER Port 20 & 21 - file uploading and
downloading
DICOM (Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine) - ANSWER Port 104
HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) - ANSWER Port 80 - web browsing
SSH (Secure Shell) - ANSWER Port 22 - encrypted remote host session
ANSWERS
Run chart - ANSWER Measures the outcome of an undertaking before and after a
change; this graph illustrates the change over time.
Fishbone graph as an answer A visual method for root cause analysis, cause and
effect, and a graph that resembles a fishbone
GANTT chart - ANSWER A graph that delineates the duties assigned to each
responsible resource from the outset to the conclusion
The RACI diagram: ANSWER Responsibility Matrix, which delineates the
responsibilities of each individual.
PERT - ANSWER Project Evaluation and Review Technique for Complex and
Larger Projects
HITECH Act - ANSWER The Health Information Technology for Economic and
Clinical Health Act of 2009 encourages the implementation of health information
technology that is both effective and efficient, as well as the imposition of penalties
for HIPAA violations.
ICD - ANSWER Internal Classification of Diseases; alphanumeric code used to
categorize a disease
CPT - ANSWER Current Procedure Terminology; a code used to denote a medical,
diagnostic, or surgical procedure
RVU - ANSWER The value employed to quantify the time and effort required for a
physician to conduct a procedure or diagnosis
SNOMED - ANSWER Systemized Nomenclature of Medicine; complete,
standardized methodology for medical terminology
, RADLEX - ANSWER A comprehensive list of radiology terms for use in the field
of radiology
LONIC - ANSWER International standard for the identification of health
measurements, observations, and documents
DAS - ANSWER Storage with direct access; straightforward storage in which the
workstation is connected to the server
NAS - ANSWER Network Attached Storage; a file-based system that is preferable
to DAS
SAN - ANSWER Storage Area Network; Block level storage - a complex,
high-performance storage network
TCP/IP - ANSWER Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol; a collection
of protocols that necessitate a session to be established between two parties in order
to minimize data packet loss.
UDP - ANSWER User Datagram Protocol; a fire-and-forget protocol that transmits
data to the destination without attempting to verify its receipt or video
broadcasting.
OSI/ISO - ANSWER OSI is a conceptual paradigm that is used to illustrate the
flow of data.
Layers: 1 - Physical Layer 2 - Data Link 3 - Network 4 - Transport 5 - Session 6 -
Presentation 7 - Application
It is unnecessary for physicians to intervene in the lives of attractive actors.
FTP (File Transfer Protocol) - ANSWER Port 20 & 21 - file uploading and
downloading
DICOM (Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine) - ANSWER Port 104
HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) - ANSWER Port 80 - web browsing
SSH (Secure Shell) - ANSWER Port 22 - encrypted remote host session
